One of my favorite places to eat in Pac Heights, but be prepared to wait. Meatballs are fantastic, as are the fried Brussels sprouts when they have them. The pizza never disappoints.
The Panna pizza is off the hook. It's like penne a la vodka but in a pizza form (and without penne of course).
Generally much shorter wait during week days! Free bread sticks is a nice touch!
Some of the best cookies in the city. The oatmeal cherry is amazing and only here not at the bakery
Veggie banh mi!!
chicken sandwiches without red onions are great, especially the sauce
Awesome coffee the best I had in SF
Wifi password is now: muffintop
Best baristas in the city. A true passion for what they do. It's easy to become a regular w/ the cust service you get here. Banana bread is delectable!
Savory food, reasonable prices and consistently friendly service make this narrow strip of a restaurant a neighborhood favorite. Don't miss the hummus, baba ghanoush and tabuleh appetizer combo. Read more.
La Méditerranée on FIllmore St. now lets you order and pay ahead with your phone. Download the OrderAhead App. Read more.
I could eat here every day of my life and be blissfully happy.
Massimo, the owner, is the real deal - an authentic Napolitan.
Great pastas very authentic
Calamari is tender and delicious. Try the Misto Freddo, it gives you a little bit of everything good.
Sit at the bar best seats in the house with fantastic service. You could stick with just the small plates. Authentic Italian cuisine with a bit of Spanish flare. Our new favorite in the city!
The zucchini carpaccio appetizer is a MUST (the cheese and the roasted almonds on it are so yummy). Busy restaurant but food is worth the wait. Cozy, warm feel to it.
Affogato and tiramisu made me cry cause it was so good. The tortellini is AMAZING
The Haas-Lilienthal House in Pacific Heights is San Francisco’s only Victorian home open regularly as a museum. Built in 1886, it survived the earthquake of 1906 and may be rented for special events.
Designed by German architect Peter R. Schmidt, this house survived the 1906 Earthquake and was home to three generations of Haas & Lilienthal family members. It was opened to the public in 1972.
Open Saturday, Sunday, Wednesday with limited hours. Check tours online before you come.
Yummy Healthy Eggs Pomodoro and fresh squeezed OJ for breakfast!
A cozy little spot to bring your book or laptop & snuggle up with some coffee & a sandwich. Rustic in feel, the fireplace & pillows make this a very easy place to get lost for an afternoon. - Jill
Fresh Orange Juice straight up, or in your Mimosa!
Try the Homemade Baba Au Rhum With Light Vanilla Cream - Save room for this!
Good brunch menu and friendly service. Grab a sidewalk table and enjoy the warm sunny days.
Just like in France, be prepared for a loooong dinner.
From Blue Bottle Coffee to Boar's Head to boutique wines and specialty beers, this upscale corner market has your fancy grocery needs covered.
Beet salad!
Not cheap, but everything is good. Try the Cubano sando, or the pastrami... Also, Blue Bottle coffee is a life-saver on those slow mornings / walks of shame.
Great spot for a quick Med-style lunch. The falafel is packed with flavor and the Mediterranean chicken salad excellent. Will definitely come by for dinner!
Manti are on 7x7's Big Eat 2013.
Great service! Hospitality exists here. The cheese cigars are amazing. I don't normally like honey but for some reason it works in this combo
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